
Infinity Train
8.4
8.4
Stranded young passengers explore endless train cars, each a strange world with its own puzzles, searching for the way home and for themselves.
Ember's analysis
- MoodWarm
- EnergyEnergetic
- PacingBrisk
- IntensityModerate
- ComplexityLayered
- ViolenceMild
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Overview
Passengers on board the mysterious Infinity Train must explore a series of endless cars that each contain unique worlds and puzzles to solve in order to unravel the mysteries of the train - and within themselves - to open the doorway home.
Infinity Train (2019-2021) is an American animated fantasy adventure series created by Owen Dennis for Cartoon Network and HBO Max. Across four seasons and forty short episodes of roughly eleven minutes, the story follows a group of young passengers stranded on a mysterious, endless train. Their goal is to find the doorway home, but every car they enter holds a new self-contained world with its own rules, creatures and puzzles that must be solved before they can move on. Characters including Tuba, Hazel, Min-Gi and Ryan are voiced by Diane Delano, Isabella Abiera, Johnny Young and Sekai Murashige, and their bonds deepen as the journey pushes them to confront their pasts and their fears. The engine is a slow-burn mystery about the train's origin layered over each car's episodic puzzle, so the series rewards close attention. The tone mixes whimsy with wistful, existential melancholy and a surprisingly dark undercurrent, with a hand-drawn Cartoon Network look. Fans of Adventure Time, Steven Universe and Over the Garden Wall will find resonance in its blend of fantastical worlds, emotional growth and mythic mystery. The series was canceled, so its final story remains open-ended.
What critics said
Viewers broadly acclaim the show's imaginative world-hopping episodes, emotional character arcs, and puzzle-box mystery of the train.
Shows like Infinity Train, and why
- Adventure Timeanimated fantasy adventure, self-contained episodic worlds with a serialized mystery, young protagonists
- Steven Universepuzzle-box mystery inside an impossible setting, serialized mythology with episodic discoveries
- Over the Garden Wallstrange otherworldly journey with whimsical dread, mysterious rules and escalating revelations
TV Show Details
- Created by
- Owen Dennis
- Release Date
- 2019-08-05
- Episode runtime
- 11 min
- Rating
- 8.4 / 10 (329)
Common questions
- What is Infinity Train about?
- Stranded young passengers explore endless train cars, each a strange world with its own puzzles, searching for the way home and for themselves.
- What is Infinity Train like to watch?
- Ember's analysis rates the pacing of Infinity Train as brisk, its intensity as moderate and its storytelling as layered.
- Is Infinity Train violent?
- Only mildly. Ember rates the violence in Infinity Train as mild.
- What did critics think of Infinity Train?
- Viewers broadly acclaim the show's imaginative world-hopping episodes, emotional character arcs, and puzzle-box mystery of the train.
- Which shows are like Infinity Train?
- Shows with a similar feel include Adventure Time, Steven Universe, and Over the Garden Wall.
- How long is Infinity Train?
- Infinity Train: 4 seasons, 40 episodes.
- Is Infinity Train still running?
- No, Infinity Train was canceled.
- Where can I watch Infinity Train?
- In United States, Infinity Train is available to rent or buy from Amazon Video, Google Play Movies.
Cast
- Owen DennisCreator
- Diane DelanoTuba (voice)
- Isabella AbieraHazel (voice)
- Johnny YoungMin-Gi (voice)
- Sekai MurashigeRyan (voice)
- Kirby Howell-BaptisteVoice 3 / Mail Lady (voice)
- Dee Bradley BakerMonster Atticus (voice)
- Kyle McCarleySimon (voice)
- Jeremy CrutchleyGlad-One (voice)
- Ashley JohnsonLake (voice)
- Robbie DaymondRichard Trundleshank (voice)
- Owen DennisCross-Eyed Duck / Talking Skeleton (voice)
- Rhys DarbyRandall / Balloon Randall (voice)
Seasons and episodes
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